Samuel Tribe

Very nice to play, the Jackson JS32Q Dinky Archtop in Trans Black looks and feels nice, with 24 jumbo frets, Jackson Compensated and Adjustable Strings-Through-Body bridge, 2 Jackson High Output humbuckers, 3 way selector switch, volume and tone controls and the awesome looking Jackson Pointed 6-in-line headstock. One thing I would change about this guitar would be to change the pickups to some Seymour Duncan's but for a budget guitar for only £235, this does an excellent job!

My first ever electric guitar, I did not know what to expect as it was given to me in a starter kit when I wanted to start learning guitar. It sounds nice with clean tones in basic music a beginner would play, so it sounded great when I started learning basic chords and basic solos, but when you start adding distortion it suffers with a pretty bad tone. Overall I would say if you want to try out learning guitar, go ahead and get this cheap strat copy so if you don't get fully into it you haven't wasted too much money, but as soon as you get into playing properly, get an upgrade ASAP!

My first ever pedal I got, as a complete newbie to the world of pedals, I wanted to get a metal sound with an amp that only had a clean channel, and I must admit that this does the job, great options on the pedal to change the tone. Overall, a nice budget pedal!

Great combo practice amp! Got it for bedroom practice and the clean tones are awesome! Can get quite loud as well (at least for my standards) and works great with distortion pedals!